AuraLook: OLED Notifications

Tired of Android's boring lockscreen notifications? Missing important messages in a messy notification tray? AuraLook intercepts your incoming alerts and presents them on a beautifully minimalist, pure OLED black canvas, perfect for a short look. Designed for instant glanceability, AuraLook gives your device a premium, cinematic notification experience without draining your battery. ✨ HOW IT WORKS AuraLook only triggers when your screen is OFF. When a notification arrives, it gracefully animates a massive app icon on a pitch-black background. It works seamlessly whether your Always On Display (AOD) is enabled or off. 🧠 SMART FILTERING Your screen shouldn't wake for every background task. • DND Sync: If your phone is on Do Not Disturb, AuraLook stays completely quiet. • Clutter Control: Automatically ignores silent alerts, music players, and download bars. It only wakes your screen for what matters. 🔋 OLED BATTERY SAVER AuraLook uses a true black background, keeping OLED/AMOLED pixels completely turned off. You get maximum visibility with minimal battery drain. 📱GESTURES • Single tap to dismiss. • Double tap to sleep (Requires the accessibility service). • Swipe up to open the notification. 🛡️ 100% OFFLINE & PRIVATE AuraLook requires ZERO internet permissions. It is physically impossible for the app to transmit data, read messages, or upload contact photos. Everything stays locally on your device. 👑 AURALOOK PRO Upgrade with a simple one-time purchase to unlock deep customization: • Contact Avatars: See the actual profile picture of the person messaging you. • Privacy Mode: Hide sensitive message content from shoulder-surfers. • Manage Apps: Choose exactly which apps are allowed to wake your screen. • Icon & Text Scaling: Easily resize the icon and text. ⚠️ COMPATIBILITY NOTES • Smartwatches: Compatible with Wear OS. If notifications stop syncing to your watch, simply disable the 'DND approach' in AuraLook’s advanced settings or disable 'DND Sync' in your watch’s companion app. • System Conflicts: To prevent overlapping UI, turn off native screen-waking features (e.g., Pixel's "Wake screen for notifications" or Samsung's "Show even while screen is off"). (Uses the Notification Listener Service to detect alerts, and Accessibility Service API solely to securely turn your screen off.)